rocking the pink cleats. all pink from the elbows down. tommy malone in early trouble as kendrys morales, the former angel, three-run home run. his fourth of the year. 15 career jack against the a's. bottom seven, jason bay does the deed off jerry blevins, and the a's finishing their road trip 3-7. final round of the players championship. sergio garcia and tiger tied through 15 holes. woods' shot on the par 5 16th, a thing of beauty. from the beach to inches from the pin. he would birdie from there. garcia, polar opposite. big-time issues. he was tied as they stepped to the 17th tee box and then he if you think the drink, and then he found the drink again on the same hole. wound up with a quadruple bogey. that made it easy for tiger. he wins the tournament by two strokes. but diane and terry, it's all about the warriors, game five

coming up tuesday in san antonio. game six, and yes we're now assured of a game six back here at oracle arena on thursday. and you think there's a lot of warrior buzz now. just wait until game six on thursday. >> all right, scott, thanks a lot. >> still ahead, the warriors are playing their best basketball in years, right? so why would one of the co-owners be forced to sell? >> every now and then, we get the opportunity to participate in something that's bigger than yourself. >> coming up, he's making international headlines for what he might do. we'll have the exclusive interview. >> and a war of wordséf in the nation's capitol over the talking points that follow the deadly attack last september on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya.

republicans say they have new evidence of a cover hp up by the obama administration in the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya, but california senator dianne feinstein said she has looked at the same evidence and doesn't see it. brian moore has the story from washington. >> in washington, a war of words over the talking points that followed the fateful attack last september on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. >> i would call it a cover pupp. i would call it a coffverup in e extent there was willful removal of information that was obvious. it was obvious. >> new testimony in recently discovered documents this past week revealed the talking points about the attack last september 11th were changed. changed a dozen times before u.n. ambassador susan rice took to the sunday talk show circuit. they said the obama administration covered it knew was a terror attack to

protect the president's campaign weeks before the election. democrats say it's about the 2016 election and hurting former secretary of state hillary clinton's chances of running. >> and every effort has been made to turn it into something that is diabolical. i don't see that. >> this was a squabble between two agency, the cia and the state department, about the wording. >> wording that gives the president's critics new ammunition to keep fighting over benghazi. >> the real question is where they manipulated in terms of in the middle of an election to not tell really the full sorie and give the picture to the american people. >> republicans say they want answers, and that means more hearings. ultimately, republicans would like to get hillary clinton back on capitol hill and back on the hot seat. brian moore, nbc news, washington. in turkey, leaders say it's time for the world to get involved in the civil war in neighboring syria. that after two car bombs blew up in turkey this weekend, killing dozens of people.

reports that turkish officials are blaming the syrian government for the bromings. mournings gathered to bury some of the more than 40 kills in saturday's blast. a much different mood dominated major turkish cities like istanbul. hundreds of protesters are outraged over the explosions they blame on the syrian government. it's a sentiment echoed by turkish authorities who arrested nine people in the attacks. investigators say they're all turkish citizens, all with direct links to the regime of syrian leader bashar al assad. the incident is the most violent since the start of the civil war more than two years ago. turkey's prime minister warned anyone who wants to harm turkey will have to pay a price, but stopped short of calling on military retaliation. syria has denied any involvement in the blast, but turkey points

to the town where the blast occurred as being a hub of syrian refugees and rebels. syria's opposition says now that violence has spilled into other countries, it's time for the international community to pay attention to just how desperate the syrian crisis has become. >> it is very obvious that only the assad regime will benefit from such erroneous attacks against civilians, that's what they're doing inside of syria and that's what they're trying to accomplish by taking the crisis of the syrian people and taking it internationally. >> tensions now boiling over in an already volatile region. francis coe, nbc news. in cleveland, people came together today to help the three women freed this past week after being held as sex slaves for a decade. ron allen has more on that and what new challenges may lie ahead for one of the victims. >> michelle and the missing. >> they marched for michelle knight because they see her as

the forgotten one. amanda berry with her daughter, and thencvh gina dejesus, retu home to joyous reunions with family and friends. but knight left a hospital with no fanfare, for a secret location. >> we just want to let michelle know that, you know, she may have been forgotten, but now as a community, we'll never forget her. >> knight, now 32, was the first of the three women to be abducted. a single mother who authorities say they could not confirm was actually missing at the time. her disappearance never a huge news story like berry or de jesus. then and now, for reasons that are unclear, relatives say knight is estranged from her family. meanwhile, the community struggles forward. workers busy sealing the house prosecutors called a torture chamber, and directing a high fence around it. local officials say there are credible threats of arson. >> we will do what we need to to protect that property, particularly as i suspect it's

for evidentiary purposes. >> the curious and concerned come from miles to see where the unimaginable happened. >> i would imagine they would tear it down, i mean, who would want to live in a place like that after all the tragedy and everything that went on in there? >> the house also a focal point for activists. >> no more neighbors know your neighbors. >> imploring everyone to never let anything like this happen again, and to remember all four survivors. >> michelle! >> again, that was ron allen reporting. pope francis granted sainthood to more than 800 people today. all were killed more than 500 years ago by turks. the italians were killed when they refused to convert to islam. at his first canonization ceremony since his election, he also named colombia's first saint, a nun who died in 1949. they were decided by francis'

predecessor, benedict. >> still to come at 5:00, prince harry continues his u.s. tour. we'll show you how he's come to the aid of folks near and dear to his heart. >> and speaking of hanging out with royalty, joe biden hosted an event fit for a king and queen.

sgroo prince harry is bringing plenty of attention to an event near to his heart. it's called the warrior games where wounded or ill military members compete in sporting events. and leann gregg has the latest. >> one of the featured events of today's warrior games, cycling. the guest of t%honor, prince harry, a captain in the british army. during the games, 260 injured or ill military members will compete in seven events where sport is a tool for recovery. >> i'm absolutely ready. >> the prince started the first race of the day, good naturedly quipping uthis home team.

>> good luck, guys. if you see a union jack shirt from behind, let him through. racers ready. >> clearly at ease with his brothers and sisters in arms, the prince on saturday joined the british team in a sitting volleyball match against the americans. as part of harry's tour of the u.s. that began last thursday in washington. this event at the u.s. air force academy is open to the public, the event combined with the prince have attracted fans and supporters. >> i think it's great. he's a military guy, so it's perfectly appropriate for him to be here. >> definitely a morale boost for sure. how exciting to have prince harry here. >> it's mother's day. the kids asked what you wanted to do. i said it's a nice day. we need to support the wounded warriors. >> a visit from a royal helping bring attention to the need for support of programs to help wounded service members around the world. leann gregg, nbc news, colorado springs, colorado.

>> vice president joe biden greeted the king and queen of sweden at an event in delaware last night. king carl xvi gustav and queen silvia are visiting for the jubilee celebration that commemorates the first permanent european settlements. the vice president praised sweden for its courage and contributions to the world. >> we celebrate the story of the brave swedes who sail ed becaus your majesties, you still do. because it's still exemplifying what we admire most about you and about your country. >> the royal couple also met with members of swedish and finnish heritage groups. >> he's the co-owner of the warriors, but now he might be forced to sell his stake in the team. >> the exclusive interview with the silicon valley tycoon who is

making headlines internationally in the nba.

with all the hype and excitement about the warriors, this news comes at a rather odd time. one of the team's principle owners might soon be forced to sale his stake. >> he has done nothing wrong, but he's doing international headlines for what he wants to do. we have the exclusive interviews with the warriors co-owner who is also a silicon valley tycoon. >> you might not know this man or his ultra successful company, or maybe you do. if you ever bought an e-ticket on an airline, ever shipped something on fedex, or activated that iphone of yours, you're using his soph ware. he revolutionized the use of realtime data. his silicon valley fortune is being spent in part on the warriors, but soon he'll likely be giving up his courtside seats

to buy the sacramento kings. >> every now and then, you get the opportunity to participate in something that's bigger than yourself. and the state of california means everything to me. and i felt that if i could be a part of keeping the kings in sacramento, that was something that i needed to do. >> not necessarily sitting pretty, he has been floating pretty for quite some time. as he walks through his estate in atherten, he's thinking sacramento and pitching india. though the mumbai native never played basketball, he knows what sells. >> the impact of the nba in india, is there a future, a big market in terms of when you will be tapped? >> if soccer was the sport of the 20th century, i believe basketball will be the sport of the 21st century. so it's now the fastest growing sport in india. now, it will never pass cricket as the national pastime, but if it becomes a strong number two,

then i think this will be a big achievement. >> is it interesting for you to think, wow, i grew up in india, came here, all about software and business, and now i'm living a dream and being in the nba. >> i don't look at it that way. i think my best days are still ahead of me. i think that it's been a great journey. and i'm obsessed withidaty, as you know, when i look at baseball, i look at it as a data problem, both on the business side as well as the player side. which combination of players produce the best results, where do you shoot from, how do you defend the other team? there's all kinds of magic in that data. i look at it as a big data problem. >> what happen s with your shar of the warriors? you own a big chunk. is it going to beiesy to sell your share? oone up dramatically. the team is doing well. we sold more season tickets in the past few months than had ever been sold by anyone, and so

i have no doubt that there will be a lot of people wanting to buy that stake. >> last question, so you tell your relatives back in india, hey, i'm an nba owner. they look at you confused like what the heck are you doing? >> actually, believe it or not, they know a lot about basketball. and they know many of the big names, and so basketball is already catching on in india. and you go to india and you see people wearing jerseys from the nba. so it's in its infancy, but it's growing. >> sacramento kings jerseys? >> well, perhaps not, perhaps not, but hopefully i can change that. >> all right, that was raj reporting. on friday, a competing group of investors increased their bid to and move the team to seattle. his current bid is currently at $550 million.

the league will vote on the future of the franchise wednesday. >> let's check in again on this week's weather. here is rob talking about a gorgeous mother's day. >> we had the temperatures warm inland. at this hour now as we take you out to the mountain, you can see some of the changes we're about to see now. you have the low clouds sweeping right by the camera there, blocking our view of san francisco. and you can see the low clouds spilling in across the peninsula. what we're starting to see happen at this moment is a marine layer pressed down to below 1,000 feet this weekend. that's the reason the valleys hit the 90s. 80s today. now the marine layer is going to deepen up and spill further inland. up to 2,000 feet thick by tomorrow. this is going to bring us drizzle at times, mist for the morning commute. it's also going to keep the temperatures down as we go into monday and tuesday. and you're going to see some of the changes now. quite cool in san francisco, but notice livermore. 83 might see warm until you

compare it to 24 hours ago, almost 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, and much cooler down byd morgan hill. the winds are picking up. sea breeze and ocean air will be the main story as we get back to the work week. for the morning, 6:00, you may notice misty skies or drizzle. and then nothing but sunshine for the afternoon. winds shifting a little bit more northwest during the afternoon, which has cleared the skies out to the coast and mostly clear skies until the low clouds fill in again. for your mother's day evening plans, still pretty comfortable out there, but cooling quickly, into the 50s for tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy start for the inner bay. as we go through the afternoon, there's still a little island of heat here, out towards the county, you can see the numbers jumping to the upper 80s. elsewhere, notice the highs running much cooler than we have seen over the past couple days. the morning mist followed by afternoon sunshine, breezy at times, and our temperatures by wednesday and thursday could turn cooler. a trough of low pressure is

going to drop down the coast closer to the bay area. not close enough to warrant a chance of showers yet, but our highs will drop down more. thursday and friday should be the coolest days of the week, and by next weekend, pretty nice timing there for outdoor plans. warming up to the warmest days of the seven-day forecast right around this time next weekend. pretty good timing. >> we were talking about the bike tour coming back up here. any day is a good day for biking. that forecast has no bad days, but it's going to be warming up. >> should be nice. southern california had highs near 100. they're going to get cooling down there, too, which is good news for the weekend. >> thanks a lot. >> we'll be right back.

palo alto native and actor james franco plans to return to the bay area tomorrow night. he'll be here to promote his new book entitled "a california childhood" about his childhood where he lived here until he was 18. he said growing up, he took note

of the dichotomy between palto alto and east palo alto. he also said he got into trouble in high school and the arts saved him. he starred in the movies au"mi "pineapple express" and "127 hours" to name a few. they appear at a book store tomorrow night. >> it was a classy turn out at a casting call to the sequel for "anchorman." thousands of residents turned out for a shot at a role in the film. filming has begun which will include will ferrell, steve carell, christina applegate. casting directors were overwhelming by the response that was estimated at well over 1500 people. people got in line 6 hours before the doors opened. they told the legend of ron burgundy, a lovable buffoon played by ferrell. >> another "saturday night live"

alumis poised to take over as the host of late night. seth meyers has been named as the successor to current late night host jimmy fallon. fallen is supposed to move to the tonight show next year. they both worked with executive producer lorn michaels, as'm saturday night live regulars before moving to late night. >> one last check of the forecast. >> we're starting to see changes as we get back to the work week. some you're noticing right now. we have the sea breeze cranking up and enough clouds tomorrow morning. could have drizzle for your morning commute. we've gone from a weekend of 80s and 90s to 70s and 80s for the better part of the work week. really have some good timing here. i don't have a button that plans it out like this on the seven-day, but it's working out great. mid-80s again by next weekend. the nicest weather showing up by pure coincidence next weekend. >> thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 5:00. >> stay with us for more local

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good evening and welcome back. i'm diane dwyer. uc police are investigating a deadly shooting. called to grizzly peak boulevard at 6:00 this morning because of a car accident. when they arrived they found a man outside the vehicle suffering from multiple gunshots. they couldn't revive him. he died at the scene. the road is still blocked due9 o the investigation. police have not released the name of the victim. >> the small town in calavares county is trying to come to terms with the news that a 12-year-old boy has been arrested for killing his -year-old sister. about the relationship between the two children earlier this week before the boy's arrest.